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Touch-up pen for cars against scratches – application tips
Touch-up pen for cars against scratches – application tips

Pen for repairing scratches and chips on the vehicle

The car touch-up pen is a handy tool for repairing paint damage on your vehicle. It helps cover scratches and chips with car paint by applying it with a brush marker.

While easy to apply, this product requires careful surface preparation to ensure good adhesion to the vehicle. It is recommended to use a clear coat after applying the paint to increase durability.

How to paint a fender with a spray can
How to paint a fender with a spray can

Local body repair: painting a vehicle fender

Vehicle fenders often suffer damage from parking bumps and minor accidents, necessitating local body repairs. For DIY fender painting, you can use automotive spray paint. This article describes in detail the materials needed and the steps for fender painting, including preparation, color selection, application, and painting.

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Set for repairing stone chips and scratches on the car
Set for repairing stone chips and scratches on the car

Set for repairing stone chips and scratches

Sooner or later, every car owner faces problems like scratches and stone chips on their vehicle. These minor damages not only spoil the car's appearance but also encourage the penetration of moisture, UV rays, and other aggressive influences, leading to metal corrosion. The best solution is a stone chip repair kit , which allows you to repair the damage yourself.

The set contains:

  • Auto-correct pen with primer.
  • Correction pen with colored varnish.
  • Restoration pen with car paint.

The set is suitable for Mazda, Ford, Skoda, VW, Renault, Nissan, Seat, Volvo, Kia and other car brands.

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Car paint in a spray can, application – painting of non-visible vehicle parts.
Car paint in a spray can, application – painting of non-visible vehicle parts.

Local trunk lid repair: step-by-step instructions

Local repairs to hidden body parts, such as the trunk lid, can be performed using spray materials, including epoxy primer, automotive paint, and aerosol clear coat. The process includes rust removal, surface preparation, painting, and clear coat application, restoring the vehicle's exterior appearance without the need for specialized equipment.

Use high-quality materials to achieve a durable and aesthetically pleasing result. Details and individual repair steps can be found below.

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Touch-up pen – How to repair scratches on your car yourself
Touch-up pen – How to repair scratches on your car yourself

Minor paint damage on a car is always annoying, but it doesn't always seem so serious that you need to visit a body shop for paint repair. In such cases, a car paint pen with a brush is the best solution, as it allows you to repair scratches on your car yourself.

Car paint primer in a spray can: types and properties
Car paint primer in a spray can: types and properties

Car primer in a spray can

Car primer in a spray can is a practical and effective way to prepare surfaces before painting. It protects metal from corrosion, improves paint adhesion, and smooths out unevenness. There are several types of primers: acrylic, anti-corrosive (acidic, epoxy, and zinc-based), and special primers for plastic. The aerosol format is ideal for spot repairs and requires no additional equipment.

Rust converter – a corrosion inhibitor to protect your car
Rust converter – a corrosion inhibitor to protect your car

Rust converter

Metal car parts are particularly susceptible to corrosion in areas with chips and scratches. The rust converter removes oxides, prevents further corrosion, and forms a protective layer. It is available in various formats: spray cans, cans, and bottles with a brush. For maximum protection, the treated area should then be primed and painted.

Zinc-containing protective primer – types and application
Zinc-containing protective primer – types and application

The most common method for protecting against corrosion is cold galvanizing , which involves coating the metal with a special zinc primer, also known as " liquid zinc ." In cold galvanizing, fine-grained zinc is applied to the body or individual car parts in the form of paint (up to 95% zinc, resins, and solvents).